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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-16

Sleepless nights, made miserable by
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you. At Wright's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-16

VIM. r. Eilers, Of Billings, is at the
Mcqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-16

Clean rags wanted ct this office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-16
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
lLC-AL ITE M S.

No sign OF a chinook 'till yet.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11

% 81. lou
.raqi c.up ny h S
ut.G Inr Vow York iu au Ter
'" g. gram aski z in TO ro al
the cXl nsc ct COMPANY VI ich &c.
Tres to purchase he franchise -
Mr.. Dytwiler', company THIS
franchise is usually tnown as the
Nv ute Ga ks ran. hi-c. aud con.
sis OF a igit way from +
I'aso abuut 40 mics north. to
Tie rich Goa fells AZ White Oaks.
in New Mexico. The company
was chartered October 3rd, 49,.
with w. II. Stevenson as pres;-
dent. 1t has dsne nothing hut
grad ten miles OF road. Within
the last three months at least three
or four railroads have been put
under way from Karsas towards
81 Paso, and each of them is ne
gotiating for this White Oa%s
franchise. Among the com; anles
are the Santa Fe and Rock Island.
1t IS said that the Santa Fe could
have had the franchise if it had
been willing to agree to begin
construction at once at this end of
the route. Mr.. Detwiler insists ON
this condition, not ont Of love for
the dear people, but because he i,
a contractor and wants a big con
tract for construction at once. Mr..
Detwiler said that H. himself did
not know what company the par
ties who have called him to New
York represented.-E Paso Times
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
NOTICE OF rRE-rMprloN PROOF.

US. LAND O"tICE.
LAS CRUCES. y. NJ.
May nth. 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the fuIlowin,
latucd settler has filed notice Of his infcu.
ton 10 make iinal proof in support of h.
claim before the Probate clerk of Lincon.
county, n a., at the Owl orLtnCotn, in sail
county and territory. on the eth day o.
June, \. D., iSS.. viz;
WILLIAM III. SANDERS on declarat0ry stutc-
meut No.25,2, for the nlgs G a scc2S, and the
" e Aw =. sec -, twp q, $ range 10 tast.
He names the following witnesses to Irove
his continuous resideuc" upon. and %cultiva-
lion of, said land,viz Al"nzo Daruell. Samn-
cl j. Slane, Fra els ". Gopdin. .Ie crson D..
q 'mhles, of Nngal, Lincoln Co. \. NJ.
30 IS EDMUND SHIELDS Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11

1t You want address cards, cal
ing cards, or any kind of bushes.
cards, envelopes, neatly printed,
letter heads, statements, notes on
any kinds OF blanks, call on us,
we'll do it. job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to sui,
all. Do You want posters, dodg-
ers, handbills, programs, or, in
fact. anything hat can be done
with type and ink, if you cl,l en-
us we will do it for you, tor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
An eminent example Of American
Enterprise, Energy and Persp
Verance.

In the hands of young men tslis
great system has been SO carefully
managed that IT has earned a repu
tatlon second to none tor conven.
ence, safety and the Injuries OF
traYeI. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route tor transcontInentaI
travel. IN connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost I'M
limited field for pioneer enterprise
i'll the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man, who is seek.
ing his fortune, to go den opportu
mites such as are open along a
thousand miles of this great svs
tenn.
Special freight rates are given to
miners and mmIgrauts.
For all the information you de
sire write to
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
TO Advertisers

A list of l0n n"wsOOpor7 divided mao
STATES AND SECTIONS viii be eat on APP
pi'ration FREE.
To hose VINO want their 'dvCrtisiUv q pay
We can offer NJ better medium for tio~ ugh
md Cuective work than a. e. var Gus actions
Of our Select Local List.
GEO. =. HOWELL Il coo
Newspaper Advortfi~in" Burs'u
10 Sp rucc tree. New York
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
BURLINGTON E1NTE"
VI u. GAYLORD.
Nogal. y. VI.

DsNV Ir1ins via ihie Lin" to!ston KAtsSG cry,
ls'yEN85R n, ETCHisOi, ct. blsESS ~ tsf
h'0,nE5. c,aU&clL 6LuFfS, 05lAhk, JlogX ClgI,
81. 2kJt sr6 ~GlRUEaPCJiS.
Eti!BG5 CITY, kTCHlcO9, ST. oSEPH stG
qN!d5Y, vaNhFBAl sd ChHckGO, N4H,oat IhAase
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11

Can be found q word NOR. sv 81
Ihan ih' one our chi'dren's isplngs
'.i ~ 49, .'
To Oh, epre, nro,brr f-o.e
Not a hca- bat hra,- r,. poa.iye
Toihe m'f' 2Ii IF h'me
What .aered memories cluster
arcuno Oh. name o. home WHAT
n,c.c ,r~or 81. ,,o.i.i a..
"oid ITO" 'no"aicd io 'ho .,u.
he r.f,r.r.rI., t..-.
associations tfa.
nor oven Gc
ob'te,wct
the hom
cotta-t SO.
land. or q .ta "a
granite in som fair E.., o. ,,rl.
whore Thor sands al tept dahl,
tread and Thousands of eyos sd.
mire and ador,-vhDh p in SHE.
rion wastcs # suow. ur re h I'm.
ing sand of Al5.u. ,,i I'D. .ltli.
wide, wide world be il we 50
humble there Is ~ place Lk.
home.
"The,e is no sweeier ep,t than b,me
Upon this black and barren earth
mere arc no pu'eF j" below
ho...L ''''" "' pe"'cluI
Tboroh ,Lu.
bo,o r..al
vast AtI,,4;o 49, paa;eo
boto.oao ,La,,aL n
+.,.d,,. uh
the venerable sire with locks al.
ready whitened for the tomb. bpt
breathe the name of "bome.
sweet home" aud O! tbe dim
veil Of time rises, unfolding 70
view the beautiful and tadeless
scenes Of childhood and youth in
all their lsyeliness and glory.
How the dim ewes sparkle Then
the voice receives new STRENGTH
and the step becomes more firm
and elastic, while the sluggish cur
rent of life becomes mara ~ocoola
,.oI
"''n "e'" s're''S'h
anu Nlgor through every VEN.
The rocks and streams, the meadow
and wildwood, the playmates OF
earlier years, the old family bible,
the prayers and counsel Of love
nnd tenderness and blessings with
out rrmber which were lavished
upon him in a childhsod's home,
tha ;~nnocont lauob and shouts of
iov and sonos Of nraise which rang
ont tnT and fire.. nnon the breezes
Of Ueavon-bow fine picture looms
mn fresh and iovtpl before the nnze
Of tbe venerable old man. adding
EoL+ and lus,ra te his declining
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
TAXIDERMIsT.

The subscriber processes to he a
ull aedged Taxitcrmist. Anyone
having
4 ntmGis.
Birds,
RPtiles
Or %arv:a;nc in Nature. bcantifal or
roruljve, which they dc ire TO pre-
carve Il faithful counterfeit Of, siio'd
call on
N u. GAYLORD,
Nogal. y. VI.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Some Habits Of the Gray Squirrel

Although the gray squirrel LAYS up
some store of nuts for the winter he is
not a very providcnt housekeepe, and
enjoys his food as he gets it. Hcsleeps
through the rugged weather il some
hollow branch or tree trunk, ht the
warm winter sunshine will sonstimes
lure him out even when the snow is "
ing on the hills. Still, be is not wholly
improvidont. as the empty nutshells
about his winter quarters testify. His
character as p0acher is not above sus-
picon, and many a birds nest is riAed
of both eggs and downy young when
they fall in tho way of his rambles. \
rather remarkable feature in life of a
gray squirrel is the irregular migratory
movements which numbers Of them
make at various times, more especially
in the fall of the year For many years
the gray squirrels NAV be scarce in many
| sections Of the country, when all at once
some fine autumn morning, the woods
and fields are oyerfun with them
Broad rivers offer no barrier to their
progress; mountain ranges are crossed
and whole acres of woodland are given
over to them These occasional migra-
: ons are very similar to the irregular
movements Of the lemming "a ratlike
animal Of northern Europe which at
times sweeps over the country in vast
hordes, devouring every green thing in
their path \ tract Of country through
which such a migration bias passed is Of
ten completely devastated But, hap
! PLY, the migrations Of our squirrel are
not on so large a scale or so frequent,
aud the crops do not suffer greatly. =
The cause Of these movements is un.
ioubtedly scarcity Of food compelling
them to leave, and under common i'm.
pulse they unite in one grea: body and
migrate elsewhere
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
1n0ther DcsDo~o,Io Disposed or

Dan Cunningham, the Eureka detec-
tive. WHO stands charged with having
been the jnstigaior Of the robbery Of
Rev. Mr. Ryan and others in Koans
aud Jackson counties. w Va. was
caught and lyDehel few nights ago. Il
There we're only seven engaged in the
mrr5cr and robb,ry Of Rev. Mr. Ryan.
OF this number the vigilantes have dis
posed Of Coon George Duff, ir., Bob
Duff and Drake. The two Dufs. Coon
and Drake confessed, and said that Gun
uingham and bis nephew were the ones
MT caught. All arrests made by the
vigrlantes were upon warrants. Bob
Duff, just before hrs death, begged that
Drake should not be harmed, as he was
forced by Coon to 60 with thera. Ex-
eitemeut still rams high, and it is evil
dent that others will be arrested. When
Bob Duff was shot one Of the vigilantes
went to his body and cut bis throat
saying: This is in remembrance OF the
young lady school teacher YOU killed for
her money" 1t appears that lady
school teacher was killed for her money
in the upper part Of Roane county some
months ago, and a warrant was out for
Bob Duff charging him with the crime
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Betting on Elections,

The attention Of persons who are always in
the habit OF enforcing their opinions by pro-
rssiug TO bet, is called to the following sec
tions of the Revised code of Maryland:
See s. No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result of any election to take
place in this State
Sec. So. Any person offending against the
last preceding section shall be liable 10 in
dirtuent in the Circuits Courts, if the oifense
he committed in any county, or in the Crimi-
nal Court Of Baltimore, if the otfense be com
milted IN Baltimore, and on conviction shall
he fined not less than fifty nor more than FIVE
hundred dollars, to be paid TO the State for
the use Of tae school fund.
Sec. 87.-Every deposit Of money in any
part Ct the State, as "A wager or bet upon cleo
tions in this State or elsewhere, shall be for
eied and paid o5er to the County Commits
sionors Of the county where deposited for the
use OF the county; and if deposited 10 the city
Of Baltimore, to the Mayor aud City Council.
n. WILSON SIMPSON,
Get 2l-te Sheriff of Charles county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

Two hundred and ffty-three barrels
Of American made whiskcy were broucbt
to this country from Germany on the
last steamer from Bremen Almost
every steamer either carries over or
brings back american whiskeys. which
e sent to Europe for storage the
reights both ways and the storage there
being considerably less than the cost of
keeping liquors in the bonded ware.
houses here All during the summer
large distillery owners shipped their
products to Bremen and other hreipn
ports for storage and to avoid onerous
revenue charges Much OF that ex.
ported is now being returned the length
Of time for which it is allowed to remain
out Of this country having expired
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
SAMUEL r. NEAyE.
THE DUTY or REPUBLICANS

The election il near Al hand. and it is
the duty Of every Republican who has
the success Of the Republican ticket at
heart, to take active measures to bring
nut ths full party vote. II will not be
sufficient to simply vote ones avn ballot,
Int each member Of the party should
constitute himself a CO nnitiec 70 see
that his ncighbor votes. and use all hon
srablc means 10 have h,m vote the tick
1t that is named by the Republican par
~. aud endorsed by the Independent
Democrats, both in ihe State and county
Never have prospects appeared bright
rr than at the present time, for the sue
cess Of the ticket in the Slstc Of Mary
land And all men who claim to be
Republicans, and all who desire to see
ring rule that has for so many years
dominated the State Of Maryland, entire
~ destroyed, and the affairs Of the State
managed in correct manner, free from
the blghtipg influences Of the political
hess. should work necessarily to accom-
plish this greatly desired end Much
lias been said III reference to the man
agcmcut Of the affairs Of this county by
she Republicans, a list of names have
been read from as defaulters to the State
and in dcfault to the county, but, is The
Republican party TO he held alone re
sponsible for the shortcomings Of pub
lie officials. and the great army Of Dem
rcrats that can be found as dcf,uItcrs on
thc books Of the Comptroller, to 60 scott
frcel
On that score we think the record of
the X publican party is as clear as that
If our Democratic opponents We do
not wish to be understood as making an
apology for any who have wantonly used
TIE money belonging to the public, but
we do not wish to be classed and charged
Ms belonging to an organization that
have mismanagc the affairs Of the poo
pie when we kaow and can establish
from official documents that we are as
clean as those who condemn us
Tie gentlemen who were nominated
by the Republican County Convention,
stand rs high in the estimation of the
good cirizena Of this county, as any men
m it. aud are in every way entitled to
the support Of the people. And there
arc none who believe that if elected they
will not do their whole duty as public
officials They will work. in the lcgis-
lature halls in The Levy Court and in the
other positions. for wbicH they are named,
for the best interests Of all We then say
come forward and take firm stand and
work for the success of the ticket until
Che polls close O the uighs Of the s b q,
November and you will have no cause
for regret
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Our Democratic opponents are talk
nag writing aud speaking IN every sec.
lion Of the county. aud the burden Of
rhoi' tsb is that all Democrats mus, b.
true aud not vote for any Republican,. ~
matteV how much superior b, may Dc "
his oTPoneEt.
We do not fail to remember that only
few years ago a large number Of Dem
ocrats voted for Republican nominee,
who was elected by an overwhelming
majority, aud that many Of those 50
voting rank as high N the party coun-
ellis as those wbo 80 urgently beg at this
time. that no splitting shall be done It
Toes not necessarily place man outside
Of his party ranks, nor does it make him
lose the respect and confidence Of former
| friends and followers to vote for Repub-
leans, for it is the bounded dirty Of eve
~ voter to cast his ballet for the best
men, regardless Of party.
We urge upon all to vote for the r.
publican nominees, we know hem 10 be
good tried and true men. and viii at
isfactorily perform an the duties that
may deyolve upon them
Aud furthermore in the House Of
Delegates at Annapolis this winter there
will he legislation Of vast importance to
be considered The most important
will be the effort that will be made to
pass what is known as the Tilden cleo
ton law and change in the rcgitra-
ton laws
Every Republican nominee in the
State is pledged to do all tba, can be
done to accomplish this great end. that
election and registration fraud, against
the citizens of this commonwealth -
whether they be Democrats or Ropubli-
cans can no more be perpetrated.
The opponents Of the Republican and
Independent organizations have been
for years making such pledges, and for
years they have been violated If We
are to Judge by recent events in the
city Of Baltimore, where the Police
| Commissioners refused to carry out the
feature Of the Tilden law thai permits
inside watchers in the poll room As
vel as the Governor of the State
who also refused to appoint minority
representation on the Board of Elcc-
ton Supervisors. We say if we are to
judge by the action ofthose high officials
we must conclude they have no iutcn-
ton Of making good their pledges at
this time, and the only safe thing for us
to do, who respect the rights of als to
vote the Republican ticket at theoom-
ing election.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

President Cleveland accompanied by
hi. wife arrived in Washington on Sat
nrdlay morning last after an extended
tour through the West and South -
During the whole Of this trip that COW
cred thousand of miles of territory, the
Presidcntal party was received aud
welcomed by great crowds All seem
ing 10 vie with each other in 9oln4
honor to the head ofthis great nation Blu
it must be SAID that the presence Of tn,
beautiful aud accomplished wife Of Prcsi
dent Cleveland did "A great deal towar +
making the eyations ostebs,bly so til,
President grand success
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Potomac Rirer oyster Rights.

Commander J cob Plowman, Of the
State Oyster Police Force, went TO
Westn mister a few days ago to get the
opinion of Attorney General Roberts
upon questions involving the right Of
Virginia oyster dredgers to work in the
Potomac river before November 1st. -
Attorney General Roberts gave Com
mander Plowman a letter to Cover
nor Lee, oc Virginia, with the request
that the Governor and the other Virgin.
ia officials will take up the question Of
dredging in the Potomac for oysters be-
fore Novembe! LIST, the date at which
Maryland allows the dredging season to
open.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
. Best . Made i.
Clothing

The Fall and Winter stock fer
r887-S8, nosv being exhibited at
Oehm's dome Hall is pronounced
BY rpc'y60dy to be tile graRdcst, by
far amt most choice c7'ey seen in
Baltimore, 7VhHe Sliyr70d Judges de-
clare the prices to be 'a0aY 6rLo70
these of ang either honse IN tie bus
mess >. Tie great stock Of FUR
NLSHING GOODS is hkc7VisF
sold ge,y close =. Call and see us.
ND7t0rs, q0hrthry bnIing or not, are
afs0ayS qyflcomc, and gor haze cqey
convenience fer their accommodate
hon =. II unable to come, send for
Catalogues, Samples and Self
Measurements, aoAich shall be fer
qvvdfd, free Of cost, 6yretu,n mail
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
NOTICE
10 Hotel Keepers & Others

For tn" information Of al persons concern
ed. the iollo@iag sections OF Article OF Tie
Revised code Of Pntiic tirucr4l Lass OF III,
State Of Maryland are publi,hcd
Src s3--lt >hell not We hv!ul Cor the
keeper Of any hatel tavern store, drinking
establishment or my oiher place ~ here iquors
are sold or for any person or persons directly
or indirectly, To sell. barter i've, or dispose
ofany spitiIuons or fermentcl liquors ale. or
beer, or Intoxicating drinks of any kiad on
the day Of any election hereafter TO be held in
the several counties Of the State.
Sec. s4.-Any person violating the provi.-
IONS of rhe preceding section Shll he liable to
Indictment b, the Grand Jar, Of the count,
where the Otlense is committed and shall,
upon conviction before any Judge Of any Of
the Circuit Courts Of this State, he fined a
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
ono hundred dollars for each and every ofiense;
and one half the fine shall ot paid the inform
er the other halt to the County Commissions
rr, for the use OF public road.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

An elephant belonging to travelling
circus broke out of the stables at Rugby.
England, aud bursting open the door OF
= small cottage adjoining, squeezed in,
mnf,s.cucd the cupboard, AMI dined on
dozen pots OF Jam, gallon of picked
snIOns, a supply Of dausons, joint Of
mrs,, loaf Of bread, pound Of batter.
sNd q qliuti'y Of sweets. Il took uear-
>. ~ hons. - ct ths rnlmsl nut
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

HOW oHaII VIC DT6sST~-Uur-
selves and our Boys? Visit the great
store Of Baltimore and give yourselves
no more anxiety. The question will be
answered satisfactorily, and you will ac-
knowledge that hever before have you
seen anything even app, oximately ap-
preaching our styles and qualities, while
the prices are universally low. All
visitors are welcome to buy or not Every
convenience for visitors. Reception
rooms retiring rooms, Baggage Rooms
all free of charge at Oehm's Acme Hall,
W Ba timore St, door from Charles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

From Richmond, Val sell a great
deal Of Or Bull S Cough Syrup and find
that it gives better satisfaction than apy
other Cough Syrup. / Wilson Nose.
ley, Druggist
Once upon midnight dre,rv 1"
when tossed SO sad and weary mon
my bed half mad with pam, a fr;cnd
bought me bottle Of Salvation Oil Il
cured me. needed this, and Moth
inc mere
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

BY virtue of authority vested in lne rs Col
lector OF taxes Tor the tth Collection District
o Charles county, will sell at public sale to
the highest bdde fol cash At Malcolm SIR
ton, o. W., lipe q 10 Washington and P'-io.
mac m h"'maa i"'c the Southern Maryland
'"''ro""' VI
4 T'I-PDfI- N.,.,.!,., E,L tOA-
- '''''' - ~ - =
brtw,en !. O'Clock 10. an.l i p m. The fol
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

The twcnty-fourth annual convention
of the brotherhood Of Locomotive I'm
gineers was opened in Chicago few
days ago by P VI Arthur. grand mas
ter. His report showed membership
Of G.2SI, gain of 1913 during tn,
Tesr. In that time $3.50, 500 were
paid to widows and orphans. making
$2.2It669 81 since the establishment
Of the brotherhood
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

X ACT 10 nrovidc tor the taking AT the gem
o,,t olec,iop IN hr hold in Tho ye,r eighteen
bnndr,d and eigbtv-seyen the sense of fine
nennle in rcr,rd 10 calling a convention for
.J,d,in,, I'M, t,opstitutif,p M framing /. now
M arcora;ng 70 provisions Of article four-
ICON snct;on two nfthe Cnnst,tnt,on
SECTION L. Ds @ns''" 'y l"s Ot"s'"f ~
sHt'iY q M",y'""' Ihal NJ '"e geherai elec-
Ton 10 tie heid on the hrst uesidy aHer inc
nrst MONDAY III No'eh,.er' e'Rhteen huh1reu
anu elR"'l -st'en q. 'ne s'ule pi"Ges "HeIe
C'uu,s "UH wy wy 'ioi's III no" Helu .! IA"
V' tie e'e0'Io" VI Ne'esa'es 10 '''e "sbeta al
A'Se""N' ever! Pe'so' eh"'leu 10 woe Ioi
Ielesh'eS 70 'Ie OehtIh' assembly saaii De en-
u'lel 70 'e'e Oh '"t ltes,'oh OF can OF a con
Vshti"h 'or "l'eiihs t'e '"hsutuUon' or ram
'ag ne" one, ~ tAPiesslnE IN wiring or IN
p'lu"u 'orln we "o'is FUr OohNeh'ioh'
GUNS "" e'i'on as ,'iG case NAV
"e' ",u !" use 'ne'e s'i"'' "e any oaIlo.s WIN
2u' ,e uVS 800 P'esci !oeu' 'le s''ne
ny W ooul''eu lol V' "g"lnSl con
~ - P',."'e ic'u'" su'll ue ui"ut ny
y"utr' " ~ 'i."' @I,d y y htitoN Pio-
~, ~ ~ " ~ wy Se'eI"i c1 y, rs
W '"o 3"' ~ p'' '"C'e wy sHa'l GI't
VI :' ""! ~ ''''u 'of "o'uI,'g
''iu S''''''" '"' ''',I VI ''n' thlloh ID we
SUM- 'i.'''''' n"u '"i e'e S"'t '''le as 'e4uI ca
I or hotlce as the election Of inembcrS Oi The
General Assembly
See. ?. That it shall he the duty Of the sew
eral Judges o. Elections Of this State to receive
accurately c0unt, aud duly return the numheI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28

A pail filed with fresh morta, fell
froA the top Of the new Court Ilorse IN
Macon, Georgia, and struck sop,rel =
on its bottom on the head of a coInrsd
workman who was standing on The
ground. The bottom was spIi, ;ntn
flinders and the pail and the mor,sr
completely enoased his face. % ths, he
was IN great danger Of smothsrip, until
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